2014年11月6日 星期四

2014-11-07 South Africa Technology

  Telegraph.co.uk   
Google accused of 'passive-aggressiveness' over EU right to be forgotten  Telegraph.co.uk
A senior EU official criticised a series of public meetings held in Europe by Google on a landmark court ruling on the "right to be forgotten", saying the meetings were part of lobbying efforts against EU data protection rules. Paul Nemitz, a director in the ...

EU raps Google for 'right to be forgotten' meetings   V3.co.uk
Google wraps up 'right to be forgotten' tour   Herald Sun
Google's Right-to-Be-Forgotten Tour Finale Reveals Naked Politics   Wall Street Journal (blog)
Register   
Independent Online   
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  Memeburn   
Africa fast off blocks in adopting Internet of Things - industry group  Reuters Africa
JOHANNESBURG Nov 6 (Reuters) - The bulk of mobile machine-to-machine (M2M) connections are now in developing countries, including in Africa, according to a mobile operators' trade body, helping leapfrog technological development on the world's ...

Mobile Money providers adopt historic Code of Conduct   Caj News Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa to Have 500 Million Mobile Subscribers By 2020 - GSMA   AllAfrica.com
Half of world's population connected to mobile internet by 2020   Himalayan Times
HumanIPO   
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  MyBroadband   
Delay Internet regulations, urges ISPA  ITWeb
The Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA) wants the introduction of new regulations relating to Internet content regulation to be delayed until proper public consultation to create a legal and practical framework has taken place. In September, the Film ...

Go slowly on content regulations: ISPs   TechCentral
ISPA calls for caution on online content regulation   Telecompaper (subscription)
New laws to regulate Internet content in South Africa   MyBroadband

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  Computerworld   
Why Google wants to save your life  Computerworld
Google is working on a nanoparticle-covered pill that could cure a lot of health woes. Here's why. Computerworld | Nov 6, 2014 11:16 AM PT Like this article? thumbsup thumbsdown 0. Google. Can one little pill save your life? Google is betting on it, or at least ...

Why Google's cancer-detecting pill is more than just hype   Wired.co.uk
Google X's cancer scanning pill set to change health   Longevity LIVE

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Next for DARPA: 'Autocomplete' for programmers  ECNmag.com
Writing computer programs could become as easy as searching the Internet. A Rice University-led team of software experts has launched an $11 million effort to create a sophisticated tool called PLINY that will both "autocomplete" and "autocorrect" code for ...


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  The Mary Sue   
First-Ever Female Game Programmer and More in the New Guinness World ...  The Mary Sue
Unsurprisingly to us, girls were into gaming before pretty much anyone thought it was cool. by Dan Van Winkle ( ) Thursday, November 6th 2014 at 6:00 pm. Share on Tumblr. 7fJ-IKesG0y9GDQf62s55GYc3rosGsu1nmA11oKVjqo. Gamers are a passionate ...

Guinness 2015 Gamer's Edition out now   iAfrica.com
New Guinness Gamer's Edition Record Holders Put A Lot Of Us To Shame   Game Informer
Guinness World Records 2015 Gamer's Edition Hits Retail on Thursday   Maximum PC
International Business Times UK   
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  News Tribe   
LG, Google Sign Patent Agreement for Android Technology  eWeek
LG Electronics and Google sign a 10-year cross-licensing agreement that gives Google access to wearable device patents while encouraging LG to continue marketing Android mobile devices. LG Electronics and Google have signed a 10-year patent ...

LG and Google hope more innovative products will come from new patent ...   Digital Trends
Google, LG shake hands on 'global patent license agreement': Here's what it ...   Tech Times
LG, Google strike patent-sharing deal   Independent Online
Legal News Line   
VR World   
The Chosun Ilbo   
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  PlayStation LifeStyle   
Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Patch Adds DLC Support, Fixes Issues  PlayStation LifeStyle
Available today on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, with the PC receiving it on November 11, is the first post-launch update for Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Bringing along DLC support for next week's Handsome Jack DLC, while also fixing some issues with the ...

Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel Review   New Game Network
Borderlands, Metro and Sunset Overdrive debut on Japanese chart   Computerandvideogames.com

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  Headlines & Global News   
BioWare celebrates Mass Effect's holiday with third annual N7 Day  Neoseeker
Tomorrow is November 7th and BioWare is commemorating the anniversary of their acclaimed sci-fi RPG franchise with its third annual "N7 Day". Deals at the Bioware Store will run all week with new items being introduced. Discounts will continue through to ...

Reader Discussion: What Mass Effect News Are You Hoping To Hear On N7 Day?   Game Informer
BioWare's N7 Day Plans Include Developer Roundtable on Twitch   Arcade Sushi
'Mass Effect' N7 Day Live Stream: Developers Hold Event To Discuss Future Of ...   Headlines & Global News
Load The Game   
IGN   
Heavy.com   
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Mozilla's Firefox OS readies for Africa launch  ZDNet
Mozilla has a new target for its Firefox OS: Africa. Phones running the operating system have been gradually hitting various markets across Europe since last year, and have since been released in Brazil, India, and Asian markets too. Now the Mozilla ...

Firefox smartphones to come to Africa   Telecompaper (subscription)
Firefox OS to expand into Africa   Bizcommunity.com

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